GT5 Complete Car Database [Completed!]

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Since day 1, as i make my very slow progression through the game in Career/GT Life mode, i have been recorded every single car from the Used car lot.

I now have roughly 200 car listed from the updated Used car lot.

Interesting :D I have another thread in which I started tracking used cars but, despite my data being consistent across several accounts and PS3s, it turned out others didn't necessarily share my list. Do you happen to still have the first 30 (day 1's list) in dealer acquire order so I can compare to mine? I have several theories I'd like to test :D
 
I do ;) how do you want me to share / send them? (the first initial 30 cars)


EDIT: here is a copy paste from my Excel sheet with (tabbed)

Color Car Model Year Make P/S Credit Odo Lv.
dk blue Skyline GT-R MNPII R34 1999 Nissan s € 39,219 43,663 7
Silver Skyline GT-R V-Spec R32 1993 Nissan s € 29,821 82,825 5
Yellow Berlinette R/S 1999 Nissan s € 34,423 54,634 1
Red MX-5 1600 NR-A (NB-J) 2004 Mazda s € 16,981 34,328 0
Red 3000GT BR(J) 1996 Mitsubishi s € 16,655 88,892 1
Black 240 SX 1996 Nissan s € 18,925 48,479 2
Chaste White Eunos Roadster (MX-5) S-special I (NA) 1995 Mazda s € 14,082 58,832 0
Red Bluebird Rally Car 1969 Nissan s € 121,873 5,008 0
Black SL 65 AMG (R230) 2004 Mercedes Benz s € 165,774 26,142 13
White Elan S1 1962 Lotus s € 44,224 46,736 4
Black S500 1963 Honda s € 44,226 58,477 0
Silver Primera 2.0V (EU) 2001 Nissan s € 21,641 18,902 0
Orange au CERUMO Supra 2001 Toyota s € 745,891 1,149 18
Blue S2000 1999 Honda s € 29,014 28,317 3
Silver CL 3.2 Type-S 2001 Acura s € 25,987 38,491 2
Red Accord Euro-R (TSX) 2002 Honda s € 23,538 13,926 1
Red Celica XX 2800GT 1981 Toyota s € 22,228 8,629 0
Beige Tempest Le Mans GTO 1964 Pontiac s € 51,237 5,183 6
Silver V8 Vantage 1999 Aston Martin s € 335,825 50,078 9
Silver Prelude SiR 1996 Honda s € 20,650 10,807 1
Purple T350 C 2003 TVR s € 70,741 10,929 8
Red Panda Super i.e. 1990 Fiat s € 13,517 14,833 0
Black éfini RX-7 type RZ (FD) 1996 Mazda s € 22,702 85,774 4
Silver F1 GTR Race Car McLaren 1997 BMW s € 3,575,898 1,339 23
Red Pajero Evo Rally Raid Car 2003 Mitsubishi s € 441,851 3,622 6
Orange Solstice Coupe Concept 2002 Pontiac s € 34,978 126 3
White Cougar XR-7 1967 Mercury s € 36,119 47,214 7
Grey Skyline GT-R Vspec (R33) 1996 Nissan s € 37,608 58,883 6
Red S2000 Type V (US) 2000 Honda s € 29,812 32,518 3
Green BEAT Version F 1992 Honda s € 10,458 49,315 0


Just put this in a TXT document ;)
 
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Excellent. Is that reading down one column then down the next, or row 1, then row 2 (etc)?
 
Do you happen to still have the first 30 (day 1's list) in dealer acquire order so I can compare to mine?

Since I hadn't posted any of mine in your other thread (up to day 80 now, 504 cars) I'll add mine in here as well:

Code:
Day	Make	Model	Year	KMs	Credits	Level	Colour
1	Opel	Tigra 1.6i	1999	20469	26158	0	Zypressengrun
1	Dodge	Viper GTS	1999	46120	60013	9	Viper Black / Silver Stripes
1	Lexus	IS 200 (J)	1998	77599	14688	1	Super Bright Yellow
1	Volkswagen	Lupo1.4	2002	22763	13727	0	Tornadorot
1	Lexus	IS 300 Sport Cross	2001	18124	25099	1	Gold Metallic
1	Ford	Ford GT (No Stripe)	2005	29253	127958	15	Speed Yellow
1	Mitsubishi	Legnum VR-4 Type V	1998	53252	20912	2	Trigger Mauve Pearl
1	Honda	NSX Type S	1999	57335	73879	5	Sebring Silver Metallic
1	Subaru	Legacy B4 Blitzen	2000	6278	29058	4	Premium Red
1	BMW	M Coupe	1998	43882	61589	5	Imolarot
1	Mitsubishi	Lancer Evolution III GSR	1995	85974	16921	3	Pyrenees Black
1	Subaru	Impreza Sedan WRX STi Version V	1998	51067	21737	6	Pure White
1	Nissan	Silvia K's (S13)	1991	22294	18117	2	Purplish Silver Two-Tone
1	Toyota	Tacoma X-Runner	2004	29870	20858	2	Black Sand Pearl
1	Nissan	Skyline GT-R (R34)	2000	36825	41185	7	Athletesilver Metallic
1	Daihatsu	Sirion CX 4WD (J)	1998	75887	7341	0	Mustard Yellow
1	Aston Martin	DB9 Coupe	2003	34929	135746	9	Solent Silver
1	Mitsubishi	FTO GR	1994	79448	11374	0	Imperial Red
1	Honda	Today G	1985	11623	6311	0	Flame Red
1	Subaru	Legacy B4 Blitzen	2000	6222	29067	4	Premium Red
1	Renault	Megane 2.0 16V	2003	22412	23433	0	Beige Angora
1	Nissan	Silvia 240RS (S110)	1983	60616	50318	4	White
1	Lotus	Esprit Sport 350	2000	15061	116734	9	New Aluminium Metallic
1	Honda	Integra Type R (DC2)	1998	13757	21958	1	Championship White
1	Audi	Nuvolari quattro	2003	296	1497780	13	Luna Silver
1	Mercedes-Benz	Sauber Mercedes C9 Race Car	1989	6813	5167752	23	--
1	Acura	NSX Coupe	1997	27856	76716	5	Formula Red
1	Mitsubishi	Lancer Evolution VII RS	2001	17933	22922	7	Scotia White
1	RUF	CTR2	1996	64343	201525	12	--
1	TVR	V8S	1991	72480	37873	5	Sunset Pearlescent
 
I have boot the game on a second profile to see Used Cars list in day one, then deleted the save file, then boot the game again, and repeated this several times : always the same first cars. But not the same as the one listed here :confused:

My guess is that the game create a pattern based on info from your acount. (like the PSNid)

I saw many cars (several hundreds different models), but can't buy many of them yet. Frustrating.

Also, did you find an ingame menu where you can see the current internal day ? (not irl date, the incremented-by-race value as in every Gran Turismo game)
 
Also, did you find an ingame menu where you can see the current internal day ? (not irl date, the incremented-by-race value as in every Gran Turismo game)

Not in-game, but if you exit to the XMB then go to PS3 Saved Data, your GT5 save file shows the number of game days played.
 
My guess is that the game create a pattern based on info from your acount. (like the PSNid)

It's not the account, it's the PS3. I'd assume PS3s have an identifier which the disc generates a code from and that code determines your start list.

Since the cars arrive in blocks of six, I'm keeping my eyes peeled for any blocks that arrive on my list that also appear as the same block on someone else's. Several people have contacted me to say they're working on similar and I think we might have to have an off-site data exchange conference call before long :lol:
 
Excellent. Is that reading down one column then down the next, or row 1, then row 2 (etc)?
I didnt get your question until now! But to answer you: my list list the first car on the top left corner, then goes to the right, then down.
So i guess it's in order of Rows from top to bottow ;)


Sorry for the late answer.




I have boot the game on a second profile to see Used Cars list in day one, then deleted the save file, then boot the game again, and repeated this several times : always the same first cars. But not the same as the one listed here :confused:

My guess is that the game create a pattern based on info from your acount. (like the PSNid)

I saw many cars (several hundreds different models), but can't buy many of them yet. Frustrating.

Also, did you find an ingame menu where you can see the current internal day ? (not irl date, the incremented-by-race value as in every Gran Turismo game)

Mon chere, You have too much time to kill, :lol:

What if you change your PSN account info to another date etc... i think you would get different first used car parking lot.

Not in-game, but if you exit to the XMB then go to PS3 Saved Data, your GT5 save file shows the number of game days played.
I wish they show that information in the game in a more accessible way :guilty:
 
Not in-game, but if you exit to the XMB then go to PS3 Saved Data, your GT5 save file shows the number of game days played.

Yes, i was looking for a way to not having to quit the game too often.


I guys just saw the tank car of jay leno in the used car dealer. almost 4 million
Got it twice in my records. And found 5 cars more expensive than the Tank among used cars (one cost nearly 15 000 000 !)


Another thing...
In A/B-spec events, there are championship with 5 races that would renew 100% of used cars, so if you look for a car, visit Used Cars before starting the championship.
 
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I've also been doing little edits - post 1 file updated (though not the one on my site, since my wife has stolen the laptop with my FTP password on :lol: ). 353 cars including all the Stealth cars and the XJ13 Chromeline. More Chromelines to come.
 
Here are my starting cars. I tried a different account too, one that was registered independently but on the same system and what do you know,...same starting cars.

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(ordered left to right, top down).

I'm also wondering how random these patterns are. Could there be more driving them than the hardware? It crossed my mind that the generation of available cars may be related to the a-spec level for one.
 
No, my list progresses the same by hopping in and out of licence tests as it does actually playing (A9, B2 right now, compared to A0, B0 - same list).
 
Great work Famine. Congratulations.

Some tips: I noticed that the Daihatsu OFC-1 Concept '07 is classified both as N (new) and W (win). As it is the only one in this situation... I wonder if this is right...?

...and if it is wrong... as the 3 classifications (N, U and W) are mutually exclusive, why have 3 separate columns ? With just one column it would be easier to use filters or "queries" on your Excel DB.

By the way, I specified 24 "custom views" on Excel (one for each level) that allows users to see the cars ordered by PWR, one level at a time. F.i. to see the top cars in this aspect in order to choose the best one for each level (as you did on the second worksheet but just for level 0).

Without wanting to seem paternalistic (as I don't know if you need tips about Excel), feel free to ask anything, if you want to. I would be happy to collaborate on your work.
 
The OFC is available new from the dealership and as a prize car for the B-Licence, so it isn't an error - just the only car I'd won at that point that was also available elsewhere. Hence the three (now four) separate columns - I'd guess you're viewing the one linked from my site rather than the one attached to the post, since the attached one has since been updated but the linked one has not.

I've done this before (check the GT4 forum). I just supply the raw data and people can play around with it afterward to whatever format they wish - it forms a basis for whatever anyone else wants to do with it, rather than constraining them to a format I dictate. You do what works best for you - it's community information.
 
Great work Famine. Congratulations.

Some tips: I noticed that the Daihatsu OFC-1 Concept '07 is classified both as N (new) and W (win). As it is the only one in this situation... I wonder if this is right...?

...and if it is wrong... as the 3 classifications (N, U and W) are mutually exclusive, why have 3 separate columns ? With just one column it would be easier to use filters or "queries" on your Excel DB.

By the way, I specified 24 "custom views" on Excel (one for each level) that allows users to see the cars ordered by PWR, one level at a time. F.i. to see the top cars in this aspect in order to choose the best one for each level (as you did on the second worksheet but just for level 0).

Without wanting to seem paternalistic (as I don't know if you need tips about Excel), feel free to ask anything, if you want to. I would be happy to collaborate on your work.

vamos Portugal!!

Portugal 4-0 Espanha
 
The OFC is available new from the dealership and as a prize car for the B-Licence, so it isn't an error - just the only car I'd won at that point that was also available elsewhere. Hence the three (now four) separate columns - I'd guess you're viewing the one linked from my site rather than the one attached to the post, since the attached one has since been updated but the linked one has not.

I've done this before (check the GT4 forum). I just supply the raw data and people can play around with it afterward to whatever format they wish - it forms a basis for whatever anyone else wants to do with it, rather than constraining them to a format I dictate. You do what works best for you - it's community information.

You are right. There are 4 columns now. My mistake. (anyhow, just a thought, you still could use just one column, this car being classified as, say... NW)
And yes, I'm playing around with custom views (without formating anything; the DB stays exactly as you built it)
Thanks to you (and my views) I can now easily find the right car to choose for each level.
Keep on the good work Famine.

vamos Portugal!!

Portugal 4-0 Espanha

:) Unfortunatelly... not on the World Cup... (sorry for the off-topic comments)
 
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Then I'd end up with a Daihatsu only capable of going Northwest...

The NUWD columns (and the game versions columsn) are actually based on another project I was doing but haven't got around to caring about to complete. I find them useful while I'm working on the list too - particularly as sometimes the prize cars can be subtlely different from the purchaseable ones. Maybe I'll unify them for the finished product - but we're a way off that just yet.
 
Then I'd end up with a Daihatsu only capable of going Northwest...
:lol: Not very useful, I agree.

Folks,
an example of the view of the best Level 1 cars to buy (using current data on Famine's DB):
 

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Quick question. Does the game treat cars with different regional names, i.e. MX5/Miata/Eunos, as seperate cars? So a Miata 1800 is different to an MX5 1800 or whatever? Just wondering for when I properly start collecting.
 
The OFC is available new from the dealership and as a prize car for the B-Licence, so it isn't an error - just the only car I'd won at that point that was also available elsewhere.

I don't have my notes with me right now, but I'm sure there are others. BMW Concept 1 is an other exemple, i ended with two of them in my garage. (and actually did not even drive one)
 
Quick question. Does the game treat cars with different regional names, i.e. MX5/Miata/Eunos, as seperate cars? So a Miata 1800 is different to an MX5 1800 or whatever? Just wondering for when I properly start collecting.

Yep.

I don't have my notes with me right now, but I'm sure there are others. BMW Concept 1 is an other exemple, i ended with two of them in my garage. (and actually did not even drive one)

Hence "to that point", since I'd only finished the B-licence to that point.
 
Yep.
Hence "to that point", since I'd only finished the B-licence to that point.

I was just giving the info :)

About Used Cars, I tracked 1100+ entries, not all consecutively unfortunately (that around 50% of used cars my game have listed in total), but by group of six at least, and i have yet to find a repeating pattern (i compared cars surrounding a bunch of given repeated cars).
 
I'm not surprised - you'll need at least ten times that amount to account for all the regional variations and colour combinations.
 
I'm not surprised - you'll need at least ten times that amount to account for all the regional variations and colour combinations.

What do you mean by "regional variations" ?

About colors, it seems to be random among a very limited choice. Many, if not most, of the cars i saw more than once where of the same color.

As i'm writing this message, i see a Bugatti Veyron at 2 000 000 Cr and 0 as mileage. Not a used car for me, just a Standard they put in Used Cars... :rolleyes:
 
I assume you're aware of the different names for things like the MX-5 (Miata/Roadster), Clio (Lutecia), Hyundai Coupe (Tiburon/Tuscani) and suchlike?

It seems that whomever assembled the used car list has simply copied the GT4 PAL car list, the GT4 NTSC-J car list and the GT4 NTSC-UC car list (less those cars that didn't make it) plus the extras from GTPSP. Thus any car that has just one name in all the versions will appear three times during what I assume to be the "cycle", compared to once each for the models of MX-5, Miata and Roadster.
 
The list I downloaded from the alternative link contains 289 cars. 291 is the last row.

I tried to open the file from the original link in Excel, but the file in the zip has no suffix. Did you forget to save it as an Excel-file?

Looks like it is only Open Office format now, or something like that.

Thanks for the list by the way. Really appreciate it.
 
I assume you're aware of the different names for things like the MX-5 (Miata/Roadster), Clio (Lutecia), Hyundai Coupe (Tiburon/Tuscani) and suchlike?

It seems that whomever assembled the used car list has simply copied the GT4 PAL car list, the GT4 NTSC-J car list and the GT4 NTSC-UC car list (less those cars that didn't make it) plus the extras from GTPSP. Thus any car that has just one name in all the versions will appear three times during what I assume to be the "cycle", compared to once each for the models of MX-5, Miata and Roadster.

You're assuming GT5 works like previous GT games. It does not.
Allow me to show you something, with that preset filter i made for you :
http://www.mygranturismo.net/carlist.php?set=825,829&start=0
Cars with the value "1" in "Verif(ied)" right column have data pulled directly from my GT5 with only one language setting (french, as it gives me the higher value for power, the best to calculate other units).

Having GT5's data for both cars is a confirmation that GT5 considers different region versions of a same car as given cars. So the 1031 car list given by Sony is likely conform to the game (leaving aside secret bonus, chrome line, ...). The bad news is that Sony cheated, in a way. The good news is that everybody on the (GT)Planet share the same ingame car list :cheers:
 
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Which is exactly the same as GTPSP. And confirms exactly what I said above... And that's why there's three times as many cars in the used car list that had just one name across the regions in GT4 as there are cars which had a different name in each region.
 
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